Driver
Best GPS
Slow
The app by itself sometimes takes forever to connect and slow to a network, even though when you have a four network bars
Function
The app is starting to freeze up a lot now and makes you have to do things twice before going through
Glitching
The application is glitching. There are times where I have to do the same thing over again to continue.
Relay App is trash
Crashes & freezes constantly. AI assistant is trash. Expected better from a Forbes 500 company.
Teo79
The best
I love Amazon
The best company forever
Amazon
Good work like the drop and hooks,
The new version is more complicated And is acting funny. Take longer to get the ROC for emergency.
Not too good
Driver
The best way to work
Navigate
Could use navigating on the way back.
Load Board
While adding filter, to change origin is very hard to do because there is no button to make it possible. This is on only app not on browser
The Real MJ
We need higher rates to accommodate the high fuel cost.
Driver
Best app for lodes
Relay App is trash
Crashes & freezes constantly. AI assistant is trash. Expected better from a trillion dollar company
Finding parking
Finding the parking location maybe bigger signs would help at pick up or drop offs
Driver entrances should be known when checking in
Let drivers know what entrance door to facilities
Zero Accountability for Their Own Mistakes
I’ve worked with many large companies in the transportation industry, and Amazon is by far the most dysfunctional and poorly managed company I’ve ever dealt with.
The biggest problem is the double standard between what Amazon expects from drivers and carriers and the accountability Amazon accepts for its own mistakes.
One time Amazon loaded my box truck with freight and sent me about 300 miles for delivery. When I arrived, the receiver told me only part of the freight belonged there. Amazon had loaded the rest by mistake. We were then told to return it.
That meant driving roughly 300 miles back with freight we never should have received, unloading it, and then driving another 300 miles empty. Despite the mistake being entirely on their side, we received zero additional compensation for the extra mileage, fuel, time, and lost opportunity.
This isn’t an isolated problem. I’ve arrived at Amazon-scheduled deliveries only to find the facility closed until morning. You can sit for 10 hours or longer, lose your next load, and completely destroy your schedule — often with no meaningful compensation.
Yet if a driver is late, even by a very small amount, everything is tracked and the carrier can face consequences.
Mistakes happen in logistics. That’s understandable. What isn’t acceptable is a system where Amazon’s mistakes repeatedly become the driver’s financial responsibility.
If Amazon expects drivers and carriers to be accountable for every minute and every mistake, Amazon should hold itself to the same standard.
The biggest problem is the double standard between what Amazon expects from drivers and carriers and the accountability Amazon accepts for its own mistakes.
One time Amazon loaded my box truck with freight and sent me about 300 miles for delivery. When I arrived, the receiver told me only part of the freight belonged there. Amazon had loaded the rest by mistake. We were then told to return it.
That meant driving roughly 300 miles back with freight we never should have received, unloading it, and then driving another 300 miles empty. Despite the mistake being entirely on their side, we received zero additional compensation for the extra mileage, fuel, time, and lost opportunity.
This isn’t an isolated problem. I’ve arrived at Amazon-scheduled deliveries only to find the facility closed until morning. You can sit for 10 hours or longer, lose your next load, and completely destroy your schedule — often with no meaningful compensation.
Yet if a driver is late, even by a very small amount, everything is tracked and the carrier can face consequences.
Mistakes happen in logistics. That’s understandable. What isn’t acceptable is a system where Amazon’s mistakes repeatedly become the driver’s financial responsibility.
If Amazon expects drivers and carriers to be accountable for every minute and every mistake, Amazon should hold itself to the same standard.
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